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Abstract Swirling Pattern

Tableau Dashboards

Data Visualization

The dashboards below were constructed for an investigation into the Economics of Crime in the Spring of 2026.

Each project investigated a specific form of illicit behavior, using government compiled databases to create interactive Tableau dashboards. Accompanying defense papers provide the academic foundation for all visuals.

Through the visualization of trends in crime, causal factors and potential avenues for crime mitigation may be better understood. 

1) Global Terrorism
2) Human Trafficking
3) U.S. Long Term Trends

4) Gun Violence
5) campus Crime, NY
6) Incarceration, NY

The Economics of Crime

HUMAN TRAFFICKING, 
INTERNATIONAL TRENDS

This dashboard visualizes global trends in human trafficking using data from the Counter Trafficking Data Collective.

GLOBAL TERRORISM,   (1970-2020)

This dashboard visualizes trends in global terrorism based on data from the Global Terrorism Database. In particular, it examines geographic associations and attack type.

LONG-TERM CRIME, U.S.   (1960-2022)

This dashboard visualizes long-term crime trends in the United States based on data from the FBI. In particular, it compares violent versus property crime on a state level.

GUN VIOLENCE U.S.,   (2014-2017)

This dashboard visualizes gun violence in the United States using data from the Gun Violence Archive and the U.S. Cencus Bureau. 

CAMPUS CRIME RATES, NEW YORK   (2018-2022)

This dashboard visualizes campus crime rates in New York using data from the US Department of Education. 

INCRACERATION TRENDS, NEW YORK   (1989-2016)

This dashboard visualizes incarceration trends in the state of New York using data from the Vera Institute of Justice.

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